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I think I see part of the root problem here. You think we believe in a hilariously caricaturized strawman of individualism. I suppose it's not that surprising.

...So you're quoting a jewish person on why Protestant Christians are satanic levels of individualism. ... ... ... I'm honestly trying to figure out why I even bother.

This is one of the more hilariously wrong statements you've made. I'm curious as to what your source on this particular piece of nonsense is?

Some will, some won't. While some cult leaders who try to pose as good leaders will work to lead people astray, the mainstay of Christian and conservative thought is not collectivist. It makes it harder to have a unified political movement, but also makes it functionally immune to complete...

See, the problem is that you've bought into the propaganda, and are blind to the fact that the atheists are just another religious group, and their gospel is much, much more destructive than Christianity. It's where we get marxism, post-modernism, critical race theory, 'gender queerness', etc...

That's the fun thing, having been composed from a Biblical worldview, the two don't conflict. Part of the genius of America is denying the concept that the church and state should operate hand-in-glove. While modern atheists have taken the term 'separation of church and state,' which does not...

I know exactly what the 'No true Scotsman' fallacy is. The key is that you are born a Scotsman. Arguably you can naturalize as a citizen to become a Scotsman. It's a fallacy to say 'No true Scotsman will X,' because being a Scotsman is not dependent upon doing or not doing any given action...

...No, conservative positions on homosexuality have not changed. It's sinful. 'Love the sinner, hate the sin' is a gross simplification, but handy for describing the attitude in less than a page. And yes, that includes keeping open, and especially activist homosexuals, out of roles where they...

No, 'scotsman' is an ethnicity, 'Conservative' is an ideological movement. In order to be a member of the movement, you need to adhere to the principles of said movement, or at least strive to. In America, that ideological movement is 'Conserving the founding values of the nature. The movement...

...Except that none of these people are conservatives. I was reading articles in the 90's about how the political left and secularism were consolidating their control over some denominations in the USA. 'Here look, all these people who believe nothing that conservatives actually believe, what...

Again, are we talking about actual conservatives, or are we talking about political establishment types who happen to be in the Republican Party?

People keep saying things like this, and I really do not get why. The Conservative position is basically unchanged since Reagan. As is the RINO position, 'compromise with the left to show what a gentleman you are,' which is what I think you are referring to.